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Wize Buying Guide for Video Game Consoles

Video game systems have come a long way since the days of Atari. Sytems have come and gone, but there are three main contenders on the market today: the Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360. The guide below will help you understand the differences between each console so you can choose the right system for you.

Types of Video Game Consoles

Nintendo Wii: A revolutionary design in home video game playing, Nintendo Wii eschews the usual, button-focused style of play. Instead of a traditional controllers, Wii controllers capture players' motions using LED sensors and three-dimensional infrared detection, creating a more intuitive and active experience.

Playstation 3: Also known as PS3, the latest in the line of Sony video game consoles features an extremely powerful console with excellent audio and graphics. Consumers can choose three different hard drives sizes (20 GB, 60 GB or 80 GB) and have the option of installing different operating systems.

Xbox 360: Many consumers feel that the Xbox 360 is the middle ground among PS3 and Wii. Generally, this system is more powerful than Wii but less expensive than PlayStation 3. The versatility of this system often appeals to many. Three different price levels are available: Xbox 360 Core, Xbox 360 Premium and Xbox 360 Elite. The Core system provides basic abilities while the Premium includes a hard drive that is detachable. The Xbox Elite offers matching accessories and a higher definition resolution.

Main Points to Consider

Design: By far, the smallest video console currently on the market is Nintendo Wii. While each of the  three main types of consoles features a different look, you can purchase interchangeable face plates, or skins, that feature fun designs and colors.

Controller: Options include either wireless or wired. Wireless versions allow several hours of play on rechargeable batteries.

Memory and Media: Wii uses proprietary game discs only while the Xbox 360 also supports DVDs and CDs. The PS3 offers support for DVDs and CDs as well as Blu-Ray discs.

Where to Shop

Compare the specfications and features for each system online first, and check to see which games are available. You can easily try all three systems in most big retail stores, so test them out to determine your game-play preference. Then compare prices online to find the best deal!